The GTS series offers a rectangular screen that is more conductive to reading notifications and using the watch apps than round screens. This model gets a larger screen too – from 1.65” to 1.75”. At 341 ppi pixel density and 72.4% StB ratio, this display is the sharpest, largest and most space efficient in the 3rd generation. It also offers 1,000 nits of peak brightness and Always On Display mode like the other two.
The Amazfit GTS 3 is available in Graphite Black, Terra Rosa and Ivory White. The watch is super light at just 24.4g and is pretty thin too, 8.8 mm (not counting the heart rate sensor bump). However, the battery life only matches the GTR 3 Pro at 12 days of typical and 6 days of heavy usage, 24 days with Battery Saver. Continuous GPS tracking will deplete the battery in 20 hours. That’s still a lot better than the GTS 2, which typically lasted 7 days.
Note that the vanilla GTR 3 and the GTS 3 lack a loudspeaker, so they can’t handle voice calls. Also, there is no built-in music storage for those two.
The three watches launch today and will be available in the US, the UK, Italy, Spain, France and China first. Now let’s talk pricing. The GTR 3 Pro will be US$ 230/€ 200, while the vanilla GTR 3 and the GTS 3 cost the same - US$ 180/€ 150.
